The rising R&B star talks about Soundcloud origins, his insular creativity process, and feeding longtime fans with a new ...

Being married to a hip-hop icon and sex symbol isn’t for the weak, and Simone Smith knows that firsthand. On the Banking on Cultura podcast, LL Cool J’s wife opened […] The post Simone Smith on ...

The powerhouse wife, mother, grandmother, and jewelry designer talks her relationship with LL, battling cancer, and starting ...

LL COOL J is making iHeartRadio Music Awards history this year! The beloved hip-hop star is set to become the show’s first repeat host when he emcees the award show next week, following his first time ...

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Headliners will include Comedian Tina Fey, LL Cool J and George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic. A portion of ticket sales will go to support food pantries. Read more about it in reporter Steve ...

C.J. Gardner-Johnson almost didn't believe it when he found out the Philadelphia Eagles traded him to the Houston Texans. After NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported that the Eagles had sent the 27 ...

So when Simone Biles, the most highly decorated gymnast in history ... ‘Three to six weeks rest, you’ll be good,’” she said. “Well, I’m going to my therapist, and it’s been six months and I’m like, ...

Three years on from his departure at Sunderland, Lee Johnson is set to bag a new job, and he’s head to very different settings for this next role. The former Sunderland manager has actually been out ...

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Last year, Cooper DeJean, T.J. Tampa, Logan Lee, Erick All and Tory Taylor were the only five players at the combine representing Iowa and Iowa State. Below is a recap of what the prospects are saying ...

Johnson said he is "concerned" about the tariffs because his home state was badly impacted by the tariffs in the president's first administration, which harmed the Wisconsin agriculture industry.